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I'm dying

— Steve Irwin, said to cameraman Justin during the incident, as recounted in the 60 Minutes program Steve Irwin: A Wild Life.

I am prepared to do my part to make sure this man never hurts anyone again.

— Hayden Panettiere, in a 2020 statement about her abuse to inspire others in abusive relationships to seek help.

To me, everything about this is really problematic. Car races can happen anywhere. This is not an ideal area for that. Why is this happening at all? It would not happen under any other administration.

— Mary Okin, assistant director of the Living New Deal, told ABC News.

If a person does not complete the census, they could be fined up to $364 a day.

— ABS spokesperson, Australian Bureau of Statistics

"I find it astonishing that Pauline Hanson has travelled overseas in order to denigrate and talk down Australia," he told reporters in Darwin on Monday.— Anthony Albanese, Prime Minister of Australia, speaking to reporters in Darwin on Monday.

too little, too late

— James Paterson, Australian Federal Liberal senator, said this about a possible leadership challenge to Premier Jacinta Allan in Victoria.

Guilty as charged!

— Nick Fuentes; in response to Bill Maher labeling him Hitler during NPR's Newsmakers segment

And I just hope that people enjoy seeing Neil and respect the fact that he is a wild animal.

— Dr. Clive McMahon, Southern Ocean and Antarctic ecology expert at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science, said this in the article.

Being voted out was one of the most terrible days of my life.

— Derryn Hinch, reflecting on losing his Senate seat in a 2025 interview with Nine's A Current Affair

"These are being now investigated by Telstra, and welfare checks are in progress, as is required by the law," Wells said.— Statement by Communications Minister Anika Wells on Telstra outage and the welfare checks required by law.